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Aluminum bottled water - Seawolf Dining expands environmentally friendly practices on campus

Seawolf Dining is excited to announce a significant step in our journey toward sustainability: transitioning from single-use plastic water bottles to infinitely recyclable aluminum water bottles.

Faculty Workshop: Teaching Professional Dispositions, Jan. 30

Faculty are invited to discover workshop opportunities with UAA's Graduate School. These programs focus on a variety of topics designed with graduate-level educators in mind.

New menu items available at Seawolf Marketplace

This spring semester, students can enjoy their favorite items from Seawolf Marketplace, including the Asian Chicken Salad, Chicken Caesar Wrap and Chef Salad, at all Seawolf Dining locations: Kaladi Brothers Cafe, Cafe Delgga and Bear Necessities.

Hiring: Alaska field research assistant

One of UAA's ADAC-ARCTIC project teams is hiring for a remote Alaska field research assistant. Applications for the position are due Feb. 2, 2025.

Seawolf track star named US Athlete of the Week

Joshua Caleb running

After breaking a 30-year record at his season opener, track and field runner and computer science sophomore Joshua Caleb was named Div. II Athlete of the Week by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.

Hiring: COH Faculty Services Professional

The College of Health (COH) is seeking an individual with an eye for detail, a knack for administrative work and an interest in UA HR faculty hiring and evaluation processes.

UA DS 'All Access' Free Training Webinars, Jan. 27 and Feb. 25

Disability Services (DS) offices across the state continue to offer free virtual training sessions to UA staff and faculty on a range of essential topics. Each 'All Access' session will include ASL interpreters and live transcription services.

Call for abstracts — Western Alaska Interdisciplinary Science Conference

The Western Alaska Interdisciplinary Science Conference will be held April 15–17, 2025 at the Naknek Native Village Council in Naknek, Alaska. The conference will be hosted by Alaska Sea Grant.

Hiring: COH simulation specialist

The College of Health (COH) Simulation Center is seeking a dynamic individual to operate simulation technology and assist with operations in the simulation center. The ideal candidate will have effective troubleshooting skills related to technology, an interest in higher education and healthcare, and the ability to work collaboratively with diverse teams.

Hiring: Care Team case manager

The Dean of Students Office is hiring for a Care Team case manager whose primary role is to provide comprehensive case management services for students.

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